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auto_orientation

A flutter plugin to programmatically change the orientation and rotate

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auto_orientation

This plugin was created to programmatically rotate on iOS and Android

Getting Started

After importing the package you can use: AutoOrientation.landscapeLeftMode(); or AutoOrientation.landscapeRightMode(); or AutoOrientation.portraitDownMode(); (might not work) or AutoOrientation.portraitUpMode(); or AutoOrientation.portraitAutoMode(); (Android only) or AutoOrientation.portraitAutoMode(forceSensor: true); (Use sensor data to change direction, ignoring user's rotation preference. Much like Youtube fullscreen. Android only) or AutoOrientation.landscapeAutoMode(); (Android only) or AutoOrientation.landscapeAutoMode(forceSensor: true); (Use sensor data to change direction, ignoring user's rotation preference. Much like Youtube fullscreen. Android only) or AutoOrientation.fullAutoMode();

No need to call SystemChrome.setPreferredOrientations because it has been added to the library itself. This has been done because before android auto-rotation wasn't working after setting rotation using the plugin.

We've used it for a VideoScaffold, to programmatically change to landscape and back to portrait if the scaffold is disposed.

Example

Please have a look in the example/ folder

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  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}

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